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I Have An Experiment That Generates Many Plots, But Not All Of Them Show Up In The “Plots” Section Of The Experiment Results. I Thought I Read Somewhere About A Limit On The Number Of Plots That Would Be Shown In That Section, But I Couldn’T Find It In Th


Hi NastyFox63 ,
You can set the ClearML Server's services.events.events_retrieval.max_metrics_count and services.events.events_retrieval.max_variants_count settings.
Currently, these values are 100 and 100 respectively - this is why you only get 100 plots since you're probably using more than 100 variants (or series as its called when reporting a plot).
The only limitation is that the server cannot fetch more than 10,000 results when querying the ES backend for plots, so theoretically, even if you specify 1000 and 1000 respectively, you should be fine as long as you don't have more than a total of 10,000 plots reported for the given iteration.
Assuming you're using docker-compose , you can set up these configuration values using environment variables in the apiserver's env section, like so:
env: CLEARML__SERVICES__EVENTS__EVENTS_RETRIEVAL__MAX_METRICS_COUNT: 1000 CLEARML__SERVICES__EVENTS__EVENTS_RETRIEVAL__MAX_VARIANTS_COUNT: 1000You can also configure these using a configuration file, of course 🙂

  
  
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